
Rockland Trust Opens Latest MetroWest Branch
Rockland Trust has opened a new branch in Marlborough as the bank continues to expand its footprint in the Worcester and MetroWest areas.
Rockland Trust has opened a new branch in Marlborough as the bank continues to expand its footprint in the Worcester and MetroWest areas.
Now here’s a real crisis we can all get up in arms about: The U.S. has lost 58 “million-dollar” cities over the past eight months, per Zillow, including our own Sudbury. But is the latest report all it’s cracked up to be?
Amid the return of uncertain economic times, and a potential recession just around a corner or two, the housing market in Boston’s toniest suburbs appears to be bouncing back just fine from last year’s turmoil.
When Michael Welch became CEO of UniBank, he had no banking experience. Two years later, the lender has now crossed the $2 billion threshold in assets and is eyeing continued growth.
Things are going from bad to worse when it comes to housing production in Massachusetts. And it comes as the dearth of both new and existing homes on the market is starting to push prices, already far too high, to truly insane levels.
At a moment when so much is unclear, one thing is not: We need all hands on deck for what will be a difficult several months for our regional economy. The sooner we make our businesses diverse and inclusive, the nimbler and better prepared they will be – for the recession and for writing the economy’s next chapter.
The number of towns with a median single-family home sale price of $1 million nearly quadrupled over the past eight years. And it is yet another sign as well that housing affordability in our state is going from bad to worse.
Tenants have committed to new and renewed leases for over 56,000 square feet at Mill & Main, the eight-building, 1.1 million-square-foot campus spanning 50 acres in Maynard.
Sellers stayed home, buyers swamped markets statewide, the Cape posted record sales figures and urban condos kept selling. What didn’t happen in the spring-turned-summer real estate market?
Framingham Mayor Yvonne Spicer has rejected an attempt by the City Council to freeze approval of new multifamily developments in the city.
Maynard Crossing, an under-construction mixed-use retail plaza in Maynard, has secured a tenant for its bank development pad.
With the economy reeling and “social distancing” now the norm, real estate agents are becoming increasingly convinced that the once-promising spring market may have to wait.
Worcester-based Cornerstone Bank has expanded into the MetroWest area with a new loan center in Westborough.
As biotechs bring more products to market, Massachusetts hasn’t kept pace in the growth of its advanced manufacturing space to enable them to grow in their backyards. Now a former state hospital property in Worcester is making a bid to put central Massachusetts on the map as an affordable option.
Cornerstone Bank announced it plans to open a loan center at 45 Lyman St. in Westborough.
Benoit Mizner Simon & Co. agents Traci Shulkin and Jared Wilk have announced they are leaving the brokerage for Compass, and launching their own, nine-person realty team.
The Interstate 495 corridor, particularly the MetroWest area, has become attractive for investors and developers looking to maximize their returns as office and lab uses out-compete multifamily projects on rents. Two recent sales are no exception.
For developers looking for prime opportunities to build or buy multifamily properties in Massachusetts, the Interstate 495 submarket may offer some of the best returns.
A 43-acre Marlborough development site once eyed for a large R&D park is being repositioned for a 475-unit apartment complex.
When mortgage lenders began preparing for the spring 2019 season, many did not expect the activity they would end up seeing.